The Rider

The Rider Residences is Wynwood's rock and roll boutique tower, twelve stories at 94 NE 29th Street built around art, fashion and a deliberately rebellious interior program, from developers Ciprés and Rilea Group. It topped off in September 2026, a milestone the team celebrated at its sales gallery with contractor Beauchamp Construction, and completion is now expected in the second half of 2027. The building calls itself a collectible rather than a commodity, and at 152 fully furnished residences it is sized to argue the point.

The homes run studios to three bedrooms, 386 to 1,612 square feet, many with dens and half baths, finished with Bertazzoni appliances, Italkraft cabinetry and Cosentino Dekton counters, with about 11,000 square feet of ground floor and rooftop retail and food and beverage space at the base. Two policies define the ownership offer: no rental restrictions, and a crypto native financing program launched with Wynwood based lender Milo, which offers crypto backed mortgages to buyers, a first for a Miami condominium. Prices have been reported from about 650,000 dollars to about 2,500,000 dollars. The address sits at the crossroads of Wynwood, Midtown, Edgewater and the Design District, a block from The Standard Residences in Midtown.

Rilea Group, Diego Ojeda's firm, has a forty year record of South Florida projects, and Ciprés is his next generation platform; The Rider is their statement piece for the 29th Street corridor, where more than eleven billion dollars of development is reshaping the blocks between the arts district and the Design District. The topping off puts The Rider ahead of most of that pipeline, delivering into 2027 while its neighbors are still in the ground.

The design doubles down on the theme rather than decorating around it: a rock and roll lobby program, curated art installations in the Wynwood tradition, and interiors styled as a boutique hotel's rather than a condominium's, with the sales gallery itself hosting the topping off celebration as a scene. The site sits steps from where a future Brightline station is planned for the corridor, which would put Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and Orlando on a train from the front door, and the developers have marketed that connectivity from the start.

The Rider Condos for Sale

The listings table below is empty because The Rider sells through the developer's program, with reported pricing from about 650,000 dollars, and no resales exist before delivery. One note on this page header: it counts 146 residences from the launch program; the topped off building carries 152, as the developers' September 2026 announcement records.

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